Cathedral Place is a mixed-use building at the corner of Wells Street and Jackson Street developed by Van Buren Management, Inc. Floors 12-19 (there is not a floor 13) are office space, totaling 205,000 square feet of space. The lower floors contains 28 condominiums developed by New Land Enterprises (originally 30). The 940-stall parking garage was originally owned by the Redevelopment Authority of the City of Milwaukee (RACM) (Property Tax Key #3930603000, address 520 E Mason Street). The garage is financed through a tax-incremental financing district (TID #49). There is an additional 100 parking spaces underground. The garage is now owned by CP Parking LLC. There is a rooftop balcony above the parking garage at the south end of the building. The building is a 2005 recipient of the Mayor’s Urban Design Award. Office Tenants Whyte Hirschboeck Dudek (2003 – Present) Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Limited (? – Present) Argosy Foundation (? – Present) Executive Director, Inc (? – Present) Retail Tenants Ward’s House of Prime (? – Present) M Cafe (? – March 2011) – 535 E. Wells St. – Owner Roz Thurston Brunch on Mason (June 2010 – March 2011) – 535 E. Wells St. – Owner Roz Thurston Cafe Plaza Venezuela (2011 – December 19th, 2011) – 530 E. Mason St. – Owners Leo Montes and Hugo Martinez. Learn More Official Website – Cathedral Place – Van Buren Management, Inc Cathedral Square Condominiums – New Land Enterprises Business Journal Milwaukee – “Cafe Plaza Venezuela closes downtown” – January 24th, 2012 – Stacy Vogel Davis Business Journal Milwaukee – “Table Talk: Area couple open Venezuelan restaurant” – July 1st, 2011 – Stacy Vogel Davis Business Journal Milwaukee – “Downtown Milwaukee loses cafes” – March 10th, 2011 – Stacy Vogel Davis TID #49 Report – December 31st, 2010 Milwaukee Sentinel ad – “Cathedral Place” – 1980 advertisement for building in-between Jackson and Van Buren on Ogden. Back to the full article.
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